“Broken Flowers” in AC, at least better than melting

Things that sort of rhyme with “Broken Flowers”:- Wasted hours
– Prolonged dours
– Whiskey sours

Things that don’t rhyme with “Broken Flowers”:
– Entertaining

Ok, that’s all a little harsh and the film did have some killer moments (most involving nudity.) But it is Murray’s vehicle, and he and Jarmusch have made their reps on projecting sad superciliousness: Murray with his eyes, Jarmusch with is endless uncomfortable silences. If they are going to keep projecting that they don’t want to be anyone’s friend, I am content to grant their wish.

Also, the subtext of how a young rake becomes a deplorable, lacivious old man, well…being pale with a thinning scalp, I don’t like films about balding or skin cancer either.

Or maybe I liked it. A lot.

Related Links:
“Broken Flowers” at IMDB
NY Times review by someone who still thinks he can be friends with Bill and Jim
Erik and my evening with Bill Murray

Site of the Day: I’m currently learning how to cut the deck with one hand and how to spin pens. Why don’t you also learn some useless skills?

Things that sort of rhyme with “Broken Flowers”:
– Wasted hours
– Prolonged dours
– Whiskey sours

Things that don’t rhyme with “Broken Flowers”:
– Entertaining

Ok, that’s all a little harsh and the film did have some killer moments (most involving nudity.) But it is Murray’s vehicle, and he and Jarmusch have made their reps on projecting sad superciliousness: Murray with his eyes, Jarmusch with is endless uncomfortable silences. If they are going to keep projecting that they don’t want to be anyone’s friend, I am content to grant their wish.

Also, the subtext of how a young rake becomes a deplorable, lacivious old man, well…being pale with a thinning scalp, I don’t like films about balding or skin cancer either.

Or maybe I liked it. A lot.

Related Links:
“Broken Flowers” at IMDB
NY Times review by someone who still thinks he can be friends with Bill and Jim
Erik and my evening with Bill Murray

Site of the Day: I’m currently learning how to cut the deck with one hand and how to spin pens. Why don’t you also learn some useless skills?